Public Relations

In large families, it’s not uncommon for siblings to be attending college at the same time. Even at the same university.

Sometimes books come about in unusual ways. For Dr. Kary Oberbrunner, a Wall Street Journal and USA Today best-selling author and the Berry chair of entrepreneurship at Cedarville University, the idea of writing his newest book — The E-Mind — came while cycling the highest paved mountain in the Alps, Col de l'Iseran.

Sierra Bognear was on the fast track to entertainment and modeling stardom. With a modeling contract with Nike in hand and after being crowned Miss Michigan, Bognear’s professional future was bright.

While most professors are gearing up for the end of the semester, Dr. Mark Gathany, a biology professor at Cedarville University who teaches environmental and ecology classes, will be attending the 2023 United Nation's Climate Change Conference in Dubai, UAE.

Many students work summer jobs to fund their college experience. Aaron Perry decided to do something a little different — he created his own startup business.

Bringing awareness to how social workers can effectively practice outside of the United States is the focus of a collaborative event between Central State University and Cedarville University.

Students in Cedarville University’s Master of Athletic Training program (M.A.T.) program are not just getting internship opportunities — they are securing positions with some of Ohio's most recognizable athletic programs.

The most wonderful time of the year — Christmas — is quickly approaching and Cedarville University will begin its celebration with its traditional Christmas Tree Lighting Ceremony.

Sometimes books come about in unusual ways. For Dr. Kary Oberbrunner, Berry chair of entrepreneurship at Cedarville University, the idea of writing his newest book—The E-Mind—came while cycling the highest paved mountains in in the Alps, Col de l'Iseran.

Caroline Abdelmassih experienced a life-changing moment when she learned her college tuition to Cedarville University in Ohio was paid in full by a complete stranger. Growing up in Egypt, Abdelmassih knew it would be almost impossible to attend Cedarville’s School of Pharmacy.

Join us in this episode as we uncover the artistry and passion behind the landscapes of Cedarville University with Paul Ware, a true maestro of flowers and landscaping. Paul's journey began with a revelation during a graduate program at Western Michigan University, where he discovered his deep love for the outdoors and landscaping.

Melissa Brown, assistant professor of social work at Cedarville University, doesn’t just teach caring for others, she lives it. This September, she and her husband, Tom, adopted a boy from China. The Browns have four children between the ages of 7 and 13, the oldest of whom is Joey, the newest addition to their family.